test marketing

It will begin test marketing various services over the next 18 months.

It was what we could call today "test marketing" of a new product.

The 120-day test marketing campaign, which was approved by the state attorney general's office, began two months ago.

The remaining 13 titles were available from the start of the test marketing campaign.

The studio then begins test marketing it like a product.

A bit of test marketing could also help you.

After waiting 19 months for a patent, he is test marketing it in the Tampa area.

The test marketing campaign started on February 3, 2004.

But after test marketing, Pepsi never put any energy behind the product, and it disappeared.

To Whom the primary target consumer group will have been identified earlier by research and test marketing.

She said a company in Idaho was interested in test marketing the book.

The policy follows a previously announced three-month test marketing program.

"I didn't spell this out for analysts because at the time, we were trying to get to the second level of test marketing," he said.

Jury research is similar to the test marketing of products that companies conduct before they introduce them commercially.

Results so far include two 30-second television commercials that Cadillac has been test marketing and plans to begin showing nationally next month.

This was after successful test marketing in Florida.

It was first introduced to the McDonald's menu in 1982, following test marketing the year before.

The toys were released to Chicago for test marketing, because it is "the windy city" and sold out in almost every major store.

It is important to test marketing material for films to see how an audience will receive it.

It brought out a fondue pot for test marketing in 1986 and came up with a new design in 1987.

The move follows an 'excellent' response to test marketing.

The three-year pilot program will develop and test marketing strategies for walking tours run by nonprofit organizations.

And I guess you'd say 30 years of St. Bernard's boys have been test marketing her book."

They cannot, for instance, match the accuracy of actual test marketing in determining how well a new product might fit into existing distribution systems.

It is believed that fewer than 1000 copies of any title were sold during the test marketing, making them all scarce and now collectible.